Stormy Summers

Stormy Summers was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and adopted at the tender age of 3 months by a wonderful Christian couple in Live Oak, Florida. She grew up on a farm, participating in 4-H and learning that earning your own money to pay your way is one of life’s most valuable lessons. She was brought up in church, where she was taught respect and moral values that are still important to her to this day.

Stormy was able to give back to her wonderful parents by helping her father care for her mother, who suffered with Alzheimer’s Disease, and by taking care of her father who passed away from Cancer only one year before her mother passed away. She spent the biggest part of her life there raising her five children up until 2014, when she met and married the love of her life and moved to the Ozark Mountains in Arkansas.

Recently, however, she and her husband have returned to Florida to be closer to their seven grand-children, and some of those grand babies tend to pop up in these stories now and then.

Stormy is surprising everyone with the incredible stories and depth of characters that she’s producing, as well as her insights into the minds of people of all ages. She hopes you enjoy reading her books as much as she enjoys writing them!

Website: http://www.stormysummers.com
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• Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing on July 13, 2013
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• Kyrathaba Rising on Aug. 25, 2013
  
  Kyrathaba Rising is science fiction at its finest. I've been a devoted reader of authors like Heinlein, Asimov, Clarke Bradbury and others since childhood, and all I can say is that there is a new name to be added to that roster--William Bryan Miller. The story begins after an invasion by aliens that has driven the remnants of humanity underground, and focuses on a few individuals who seemingly escape their dire reality by entering a virtual world of magic known as Kyrathaba. But have they truly escaped, or are they merely pioneers, preparing the way for the rest of their remaining fellows? The story is so well-written that it is almost impossible to put down, and I found myself reluctant to work when I could be reading. The plot is structured, unlike so many recent books that seem to jump from one confusion to another. I have not read a sci-fi book so well constructed since Foundation, or Heinlein's Lazarus Long series. The ending leaves the reader slightly confused, but I suspect that this is due to the complexities of the plot. There are things that even the protagonists seem unaware of, and it will make the second book in the series even more complex as the author resolves those issues. Despite this, I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves science fiction, and anyone who wonders just where humanity is actually headed. Some of the concepts within this story make one pause and wonder, could this really be in our future? Don't cheat yourself out of one of the best reads you'll ever find. Read Kyrathaba Rising, and you'll be waiting with baited breath for the sequel, just as I am.